Are these Unreal Engine 3 Screenshots?

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http://www.idvinc.com/html/downloads_images.htm

I'm sorry if this is the wrong forum.

 

[carpediem]

No, it's Speed Tree

 

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But the link says SpeedTree in Unreal :?

Why would that be?

[edit] - They even have screenshots from a UnrealEd. And images have the Unreal Logo

 

[wzh100]

the demo of nv4x.

 

[Para]

]But the link says SpeedTree in Unreal :?

Why would that be?

[edit] - They even have screenshots from a UnrealEd. And images have the Unreal Logo

SpeedTree is part of the foliage system used in UE2, UE2x and most likely UE3. There's nothing mysterious in that.

 

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Well I saw the press release in the frontpage that says it is from April 2004 I thought it was a recent thing.

And since those trees look a lot better than the ones I see in Unreal2 engine I thougth these were from Unreal Engine 3.

 

[Ragemare]

SpeedTree released a demo useing the Unreal runtime.

http://www.idvinc.com/html/downloads_exe.htm

 

[Sage]

i really like those screenshots showing the Mech. I want to play a game that looks like that!

 

[Diplo]

]But the link says SpeedTree in Unreal :?

Why would that be?

It's the current build (UT 2004 engine) that has speed-tree incorporated, as a demo. They are not UE3 screenshots, though expect UE3 to have SpeedTree as a licensing option.

 

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]But the link says SpeedTree in Unreal :?

Why would that be?

It's the current build (UT 2004 engine) that has speed-tree incorporated, as a demo. They are not UE3 screenshots, though expect UE3 to have SpeedTree as a licensing option.

Ok.. Nice.. Thanks for not bashing me for asking a question